Game Guy remembers when “Doom” was such a big piece of software to swallow it nearly choked and killed his Windows box.
Times sure have changed. Now, a version of the legendary shooter has been made available by id Software for iPhone and…
Video game renter GameFly now has a free application for iPhone and iPod touch users to inform them what’s new in gaming every day, or every hour.
The “GameCenter App” contains details on more than 5,000 games at one time, across all…
Electronic Arts is the name you see on every shelf at the game store. New games, used games — whatever. The $4.2 billion company probably has its name on your shelf, too.
Now, it’s poised to power up on your iPhone or…
Speculation is dribbling out that Sony is contemplating a new PlayStation Portable married to a Sony Ericsson phone — the better to mine a market dominated by iPhone and other game-playing mobiles.
The concept is just a pile of words at…
This just in, folks: iPhones are great for playing games.
Yes, you knew that and I knew that, but the news finally trickled down to The New York Times, proving once again that the obvious can be news only to newspapers…
Hard to believe, but of all the iPhone application games out there, “Flick Sports Fishing” seems to be one of the biggest, reeling in its one-millionth paying player this past weekend — the first pay-to-play application from iTunes’ App Store to…
You’ve got a high-powered rifle, an itchy trigger finger, and the President of the United States needs your help. What do you do?
First thing, go to Apple’s iTunes App Store and download the new “Silent Scope” game for iPhone and…
The reason for that silly ad finally can be explained …
Next week, the big-box retailer Toys ‘R’ Us will include Apple’s iPod and iPod accessories in its inventory.
Among the products stores everywhere intend to stock are the iPod shuffle, iPod nano and the iPhone stepchild, iPod touch. Toys ‘R’ Us says it…
Nintendo DS Lite
When do game systems stop being game systems and become … something else?
There’s talk bouncing around the ‘Net about Nintendo supposedly upgrading its DS handheld system by year’s end to include bigger screens, MP3 playback and a camera. The change…
